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"Well, I did all I could to get her away from you, and I believe you

will be thankful to ratitude," I added, rising, for I was disgusted

with the wo her take every word I said to her as if it were

serious

"You are going?"

"Yes"

I had learned enough

"When shall I be seeing you?"

"Soon Good-bye"

"Good-bye"

Prudence saw me to the door, and I went back to e in uerite was no different from the others; so the steadfast love

that she had had forto

her for into

dissipation So I said to h if I

had reflected as calmly as I professed to I should have seen in this

new and turbulent life of Marguerite the atteht, a ceaseless memory Unfortunately, evil passion had the upper

hand, and I only sought for so myself on the poor

creature Oh, how petty and vile is man when he is wounded in one of his